Mr David Quibell

1879 - April 16, 1962
Summary information for Mr David Quibell

Contributions

1937

LAND DRAINAGE. Commons January 19, 1937

LAND DRAINAGE ACT. Written Answers February 8, 1937

SCUNTHORPE. Written Answers February 10, 1937

INDUSTRIAL TRANSFERENCE (SCUNTHORPE). Written Answers February 11, 1937

2 speeches — DEFENCE [LOANS]. Commons February 18, 1937

2 speeches — MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. Commons February 22, 1937

2 speeches — IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. Commons February 23, 1937

SOUTHERN RAILWAY BILL (By Order). Commons March 3, 1937

WORKERS' PENSIONS SCHEMES. Commons March 18, 1937

2 speeches — FEN DISTRICT (FLOODS). Commons March 23, 1937

3 speeches — AMENDMENT OF LAW. Commons April 21, 1937

NATIONAL DEFENCE CONTRIBUTION. Commons April 27, 1937

4 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Power to extend currency period for carriers' licences.) Commons April 30, 1937

PUBLIC HEALTH (DRAINAGE OF TRADE PREMISES) BILL. [Lords.] Commons May 27, 1937

CLAUSE 13.—(Short title, construction and application.) Commons May 28, 1937

4 speeches — MINISTRY OF HEALTH. Commons June 8, 1937

3 speeches — AGRICULTURE BILL. Commons July 5, 1937

MILK (AMENDMENT) [MONEY]. Commons July 5, 1937

DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Commons October 27, 1937

LAND DRAINAGE ACTS. Commons October 28, 1937

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' PILOTS (DISMISSALS). Commons October 28, 1937

9 speeches — LAND DRAINAGE. Commons November 3, 1937

CIVIL AVIATION Commons November 17, 1937

TRANSPORT INDUSTRY Commons November 17, 1937

4 speeches — PENSIONS. Commons December 1, 1937

ELECTRICITY SUPPLY (COUNTRY ESTATES). Written Answers December 2, 1937

BARLEY. Written Answers December 2, 1937

LOCAL AUTHORITIES (HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT IN CONNECTION WITH HOSPITALS AND INSTI TUTIONS) BILL. Commons December 3, 1937

LAND DRAINAGE (SHEERNESS). Commons December 13, 1937

CIVIL AND POLITICAL LIBERTY. Commons December 15, 1937

RURAL WORKERS. Commons December 16, 1937

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